Sentence examples for passage long from inspiring English sources

For example, Hughes proposes that a passage long thought to record Wagner's praise for a pogrom in Russia — "That is the only way it can be done — by throwing these fellows out and giving them a thrashing" — is, in fact, a commentary on the killing of anti-Semitic ruffians by Russian soldiers.

*Instead of analogies, the SAT critical reading test will include questions on a variety of reading passages, long and short.

Previous studies have isolated B. anthracis in nasal passages long periods after exposure (4, 6); however, the characteristics of the spores disseminated throughout the DCPDC may not be similar to those previously studied.

These included streamlined steam passages, long-travel valves, the maximisation of power through reduced cylinder sizes and higher boiler pressure.

These results demonstrate that while both embryonic cortical and spinal cord NSCs have similar self-renewal properties and multipotency, they retain aspects of regional identity, even when passaged long-term in vitro.

In this regard, it is typical that only the most aggressive cancers can be established readily as cell lines that can be easily passaged long-term in culture.

The passage has long since been blocked off, he added.

While the odds for their passage are long, the passions they have aroused are slight.

I've loved the passage as long as I've known the "Ring".

"It is crazy to bemoan the passage too long," Mr. Mann of the Brookings Institution said.

Although the bill had bipartisan support, a rarity in Congress during the last two years, passage was long in coming.